Foundation To Cover Up Acne

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Elizabeth B.

Dec 27, 2012

Elizabeth B.

hello ladies, I need help with what foundations might help cover up acne, I am forever breaking out and its annoying. I have to be somewhere next week and need heeeeeeeLp!!!!!

Katie H.

Dec 27, 2012

Katie H.

I use MAC studio sculpt and love it! It's a great full coverage foundation. The MAC concealer also works wonders.

Breanna B.

Dec 27, 2012

Breanna B.

Dermablend... Not sure what area you live in, so don't know where you'd find it. Try Macy's or Ulta. I used to be a dancer, we used Dermablend to hide bruises and scratches before show time. Good luck!

Devyn L.

Dec 27, 2012

Devyn L.

if you're looking for something from the drugstore try revlon colorstay liquid foundation or revlon colorstay whipped foundation! both are medium to full coverage, and very buildable. if you have oily skin I would recommend the liquid over the whipped because I tend to get oily during the day when I use the whipped. both are good though!

Kimberly E.

Dec 27, 2012

Kimberly E.

Kat Von D's lock it foundation covers anything. It's one of the highest pigmented foundations on the market. A little bit goes a long way... Use too much and it's cakey. I use it to cover up tattoos on brides or black eyes 

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